Zoe is a 2001 independent coming-of-age adventure-drama film directed by Deborah Attoinese in her directorial debut, and written by Deborah Attoinese and Amy Dawes. The film stars Vanessa Zima, Jenny Seagrove, Stephi Lineburg, Victoria Davis, Gordon Tootoosis, and Kim Greist.
Plot A teenage runaway named Zoe (Vanessa Zima), along with her two friends, Sarah (Stephi Lineburg) and Ally (Victoria Davis) hijack a car to drive west towards her Native American heritage. Along the way, they meet Cecilia (Jenny Seagrove), a British woman scattering her mother's ashes, and a spiritual journey begins as Zoe and Cecilia's paths intersect with each others in the desert.
Cast
Vanessa Zima - Zoe Jenny Seagrove - Cecilia Stephi Lineburg - Sarah Victoria Davis – Ally Gordon Tootoosis – Red Shirt Kim Greist – Mrs. Callahan Jamielyn Lippman – Tamara (as Jamielyn Gamboa) Gelcys Basulto – Gentry Karla Ojeda – Girl in Shower Kirk (Kurt) McKinney – Security Guard (as R. Kirk McKinney) Judy Scheer – Counter Woman Shelly Desai – Hotel Clerk Sabrina Artel – Waitress Arell Blanton – Roy Gene Lilli Birdsell – Lurleena Brian T. Finney – Deke Virginia Morris – Harriet Nick Gaza – Officer Carl Brentley Gore – Rick Brent Sexton – Lonnie Chas Mitchell – Police Officer Robyn Lees – Charlotte (as Robin Lees) Oliver Parker – Julian Allan Corduner – Rupert
Reception Despite some positive reviews, the film did receive some criticism for having an inconsistent storyline with a happy but unconvincing ending.
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